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The A-League can’t afford to play more games. It also can’t afford not to

Steve Rosich says the current structure and broadcast deal leave no room for more games, even as critics argue the 26-match season limits player development.

The A-League’s 26-match season is the longest of an Australian football code, and yet too small by global standards, undermining the ability of clubs to properly develop and sell players.

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The A-League can’t afford to play more games. It also can’t afford not to

The A-League’s 26-match season is the longest of an Australian football code, and yet too small by global standards, undermining the ability of clubs to properly develop and sell players.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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